Marlon Humphrey is hoping things don't get “weird” in Cleveland again. The Baltimore Ravens are set to visit the Browns at Huntington Bank Field, which Humphrey admits is a tough plays to play in.

The Ravens corner recalls that even during the Browns' bad seasons, the crowd still made the stadium seem imposing to them as visitors. Humphrey is also aware of the unusual occurrences that seem to happen when they play in Cleveland, which he's not a fan of.

“I'm hoping that trend ends on Sunday, but it's just a hard place to play. Like you said, it's always been weird, going back to the ‘weird goods' with Lamar with the poop game. There's been all types of things that have happened in Cleveland,” Humphrey said in a video posted by WJZ Sports on X, formerly Twitter.

For those who may not know, the “poop game” Humphrey was referring to was the Ravens' 47-42 win over the Browns on Monday Night Football in December 2020. The Ravens withstood a late Browns rally, as well as a Lamar Jackson exit in the fourth quarter, which some thought to be a potty break. However, Jackson insisted it was due to cramping. But he returned in time to throw the game-winning touchdown.

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The win-loss record also bears out how weirdly competitive the rivalry has been in recent years despite the Ravens often being the better team than the Browns. Since that 2020 win, the Browns are 3-2 over the Ravens in Cleveland.

The Ravens will come into this year's visit leading the AFC North at 4-1, coming off of three straight wins. They will face a 3-2 Browns team that had their own three-game win streak snapped by the New York Jets last time out.